DOM

mrdropcloth

Serial # is 2775502.
Any clue as to its creation?
Thank you sir

mrdropcloth

Customer has a "J.P.SAUER & SOHN" 12 ga sxs. Single trigger. Barrel selector is in the trigger guard. Cocking indicator on each side of the reciever. Made in Germany. Nitro proved barrel. Serial number 71053. When was this gun made?? Item number 158339559.Thanks for your help.

mrdropcloth

could you folks help me date the following guns?

1. S&W mod 36 ser # 270934
2. S&W mod 29-3 ser# AFT8227
3. S&W mod 19-4 ser# 49K3431

Also is there anyway I can date a
Rem 1100 with a non-matching barrel
ser # N622953K? (The brl is parkerized,
the receiver is not)
Thanks-ever so much!
ronny

mrdropcloth

,,,,can one of you gentlemen tell me the DOM for a Remington rolling block,,,,,serial # 57243,,,,,,[:)]

mrdropcloth

I checked the sticky but couldn't find what I needed. I have a Smith and Wesson M36 serial number: ANF742
and a Beretta M21a in .22LR serial number DAA042842
what would be the date of manufacture on these?

mrdropcloth

It is a Winchester model 93[:)]

Spider7115

quote:Originally posted by mrdropcloth
It is a Winchester model 93[:)]

Look again. It might be a Model 94.

Bert H.

quote:Originally posted by mrdropcloth
It is a Winchester model 93[:)]


The Winchester Model 1893 was a slide-action shotgun, with a total production of just over 34,000.

If you are asking about a Model 94, serial number 2775502 was manufactured in the latter half of the year 1964.

mrdropcloth

Thank you Mr. Bert. You are a true gentleman to take your time and give to all of us fellow enthusiats

mrdropcloth

Indeed it is a 1894 ,sorry for my mistake MR. spider

mrdropcloth

Does the. Latter 1964 exclude it being the ore sought after , hence more valuable Winchester? I gave $100.00 for it.
It was bought at a auction for an estate. Poor departed man wrote his name, address and city and taped. Glued it under the steel but plate on rifle.

Bert H.

quote:Originally posted by mrdropcloth
Does the. Latter 1964 exclude it being the ore sought after , hence more valuable Winchester? I gave $100.00 for it.
It was bought at a auction for an estate. Poor departed man wrote his name, address and city and taped. Glued it under the steel but plate on rifle.


Yes, it does exclude it from the "collectable" group of pre-1964 Model 94 Winchesters. That stated, you got it for a great price, and will more than double your money if you sell it.